46:11
Dams, Power and the Politics of Ethiopia’s Renaissance
24:56
GDI in Discussion: Edwin Rwigi
43:37
From Development to Democracy: The Transformations of Modern Asia
37:16
Just Earth Observation for Conservation project launch - Spanish language
44:02
Just Earth Observation for Conservation project launch - English language
54:00
A Political Epistemology of International Development
46:09
Uneven Development and Political Cleavage in Africa: Regional Tensions Around New Growth Models
05:49
GDI in Discussion: Mariana Hernández-Montilla
01:23:54
Fairtrade: Celebrating 30 Years of a Movement for Global Economic Justice
54:28
The Suburban Frontier: Middle-Class Construction in Dar es Salaam
01:04:37
The Case of Ghana’s Cocoa Syndicated Loans
27:14
Why culture matters: a revised approach to political settlements analysis and institutional change
05:23
GDI in Discussion: Nicola Banks
12:04
ML4D Alumni Spotlight: Mengistu Weldemariam
04:49
GDI in Discussion: Johan Oldekop
01:01
Checklist for Digital-Transformation-for-Development (DX4D) Research
08:01
Alumni Spotlight - Lina Arenas
32:07
Growing up in poverty, growing old with multimorbidity in America, Britain, China & Europe
07:07
Migrants: Joy, Rest & Celebration Discussion at GDI
48:36
AI for Social Good and the Corporate Capture of Global Development
34:34
The politics of complaint: Digitalizing discontent in Bangladesh and beyond
53:02
Where do we go from here? Navigating power inequalities between development NGOs in the aid system
44:01
Poverty Dynamics: The Case of Bangladesh
51:51
Social Protection in Latin America - Lecture with Armando Barrientos
46:07
Never let a crisis go to waste: Speculation, rent-seeking and rent-extraction in the food sector
41:33
Social norms and the household at the centre of socio-economic upheaval - Ralitza Dimova
01:01:29
How to tackle complex problems in African cities?
45:02
Who decides to go to war and are their decisions rational - Michael Mann
37:28
Unpacking the ‘Developing’ Country Classification with Deborah Barros Leal Farias
12:42
Introducing One World Together
52:27
One World Together partners discuss their projects
50:45
Development, Dual Citizenship and its Discontents in Africa
23:59
Data-Powered Positive Deviance
47:38
Understanding migration dynamics in the Horn of Africa
43:55
Addressing the water-energy-food-environment challenge
03:31
From International to Global Development?
09:15
Transnational Migration and Covid-19 in Latin America launch - introduction
09:49
Transnational Migration and Covid-19 in Latin America launch - Bruna Curcio
10:34
Transnational Migration and Covid-19 in Latin America launch - Verónica Castro and Nuno Matos
06:55
Transnational Migration and Covid-19 in Latin America launch - Veronica Montoya
45:50
Chinese neoglobalisation as webpower: Conceptualizing and comparing its variegations
01:05:43
The challenge of the dynamic baseline in transboundary water negotiations-the case of the Nile River
43:50
Urban metabolism, water scarcity and seawater desalination in Chile under a neoliberal paradigm
01:02:53
What is the Future of Dams and Major WEFE (Water/Energy/Food/Environment) Nexus Programmes?
57:05
Global Covid-19 vaccine inequality
45:08
The New International Economic Order & the Right to Development
43:01
Understanding the contemporary food crisis
48:35
Disaggregating China, Inc: State Strategies in the Liberal Economic Order
01:05:36
Understanding the political economy of dam-building and operation in Ghana
36:32
Why we can now win on global financial governance with Jonathan Glennie
02:58
Engaging stakeholders in water-energy-food-environment systems assessment and planning
04:20
Do digital platforms change markets for better or worse?
01:31:27
Perfecting the River: Dams, Dreams and Organic Machines
01:34:40
US-China Rivalry in Global Trade Governance
01:10:32
Integrating water-energy-food-environment planning for climate adaptation and resilience
29:50
Maritime Temporalities and Capitalist Development
01:26:56
Moving to a zero carbon world and the future role of hydropower
01:03:07
Migration management in the Horn of Africa
47:21
Impacts on the Global and Local Political Economies of Trash
01:30:45
Water, energy and sustainable development: Past, present and future
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